List of nicknames of European royalty and nobility: I

I

• Iago ab Idwal the Bald
• Iancu Sasul the Saxon
• Ibrahim I, Ottoman Sultan Crazy Ibrahim,^[1] the Mad ^[2]
• Ibrahim I the Turkish Caligula ^[3]
• Ida of Bernicia the Flame-Bearer
• Ida of Boulogne the Blind ^[4]
• Idwal Foel the Bald
• Idwal Roebuck
• Idwal ap Cadwaladr, Prince of North Wales (664–712) Iwrch
• Igor of Kiev the Old
• Igor II of Kiev the Brave, the Saint
• Imre Thököly the Kuruc-King ^[5]
• Indorba Finn, wife of Eogan the Lion, King of Tyrone the White
• Inês de Castro the Beauty of Castile,^[6] the Heron's Neck
• Inge I of Sweden the Elder, Inge Stenkilsson (Inge, son of Stenkil), the Evilheart, the Younger
• Inge Magnusson the Baglar King
• Ingenuus the Barracks Emperor, the Emperor of the Army
• Ingibiorg Finnsdottir the Earl's Mother, wife of Malcolm III of Scotland
• Ingjald Helgasson, King of Dublin the White
• Ingjald the Ill-Ruler, the Evil-Adviser
• Ingobrand, 1st Lord of Pierrepont (c.1025–c.1090) Mastue
• Iñigo I of Pamplona Arista (Aritza, Aiza)
• Íñigo Lopez, Lord of Vizcaya "Ezquerra" ^[7]
• Ioan Vodă cel Cumplit the Terrible
• Ioann Shvarn, Grand Duke of Lithuania, 1268–1269 "The Lightning", "Lightning Bolt"
• Iorwerth Drwyndwn ap Owain, Prince of Gwynedd the Flat-Nosed, the Broken-Nosed
• Irene (empress) Irene of Athens,^[8] the Athenian, the Saint
• Irene the Gypsy, wife of Petru Schiopul, Prince of Moldavia, 1582–1591
• Irene Cantacuzene the Cursed ^[9]
• Isabeau de Hauteville, wife of Odet de Coligny, Elizabeth de Kanteville, Madame la Cardinale ^[10][11]
• Isabel Luísa, Princess of Beira the Always-Engaged
• Isabella I of Castile the Catholic, the Law and Order Queen ^[12]
• Isabella II of Spain the Queen of Intrigues,^[13] She of Sad Destinies
• Isabella of Angoulême the Helen of the Middle Ages
• Isabella of France the Fair, the She-Wolf of France
• Isabella d'Este the First Lady of the Renaissance
• Isabel Sarmiento de Zúñiga, 3rd Countess of Santa Maria de Ortiguiera la Bermeja
• Ischkhanik Artsruni (d.1042) the Little Prince, son of Khachig Artsruni, Prince of T'ornavan
• Ismail ben Zennun of Toledo al-Zafir ^[14]
• István Dobó the Hero of Eger ^[15]
• István Széchenyi Ignotus,^[16] the Greatest of All Hungarians, the Greatest of the Magyars ^[16][17]
• István Tisza the Man of the Bible ^[18]
• Itta the Saint
• Itta de Gascogne the Saint
• Iuga of Moldavia the Limp
• Ivailo of Bulgaria the Swineherd, the Usurper
• Ivan II of Russia the Fair, le Placide, the Debonair,^[19] the Beauty ^[20]
• Ivan II, Prince of Riazan, 1326–1341 Korotopol
• Ivan II, Prince of Rostov-Borissoglebsk, 1418–? Dolgiy
• Ivan III of Russia the Great, the Gatherer of the Russian Lands
• Ivan IV of Russia the Terrible,^[21][22][23] the Awesome, the Father of Tsarism,^[21] the Stalin of the Sixteenth Century ^[21]
• Ivan VII, Grand Prince of Riazan, 1500–1521 the Exile
• Ivan, Prince of Novgorod-Severskiy, 1454–? Shemiakin
• Ivan, Prince Shuyskiy Skopa ^[24]
• Ivan Shuiski Gorbaty ^[24]
• Ivan of Pskov Gubka ^[24]
• Ivan, Prince of Pereyaslavl (d.1302) Tikhiy
• Ivan, Prince of Suzdal-Nizhegorod Tugiy Luk ^[24]
• Ivan of Torusa Tolstaia Golova,^[25] Tretnoy ^[25]
• Ivan the Young the Younger
• Ivan, Prince of Starodub (d.1315) Kalistrat
• Ivan, Prince of Starodub, 1238–1247 Kasha
• Ivar of Novgorod the Glorious
• Ivan, Prince of Yaroslavl, ?–1426 the Fat
• Ivan of Obolensk Dolgoruky ^[25]
• Ivan, Prince of Yaroslavl Bolshoy (the Big) ^[26]
• Ivan, Prince Glazaty Barbasha ^[24]
• Ivan Rostislavich, Prince of Halych Berladnik ^[20][27]
• Ivan, Prince Shuyskiy Pugovka ^[24]
• Ivan, Prince Shuyskiy Pletenj ^[24]
• Ivan of Riazan Postnik ^[28]
• Ivar Vidfamne Vifadme, Vidfami (Wide Fathom, Wide Reacher)
• Ivan Asen I of Bulgaria the Strong
• Ivan Asen III Mytzes
• Ivan Paskevich the Prince of Warsaw ^[29]
• Ivar, Jarl of the Uplands the White
• Ivar the Boneless the Boneless ^[30]
• Izyaslav I, Prince of Riazan (1077-1096) the Younger
• "The Immortal Seven":
  • Charles Talbot, 1st Duke of Shrewsbury
  • Edward Russell, 1st Earl of Orford
  • Henry Compton, Bishop of London
  • Henry Sydney, 1st Earl of Romney
  • Richard Lumley, 1st Earl of Scarbrough
  • Thomas Osborne, 1st Duke of Leeds
  • William Cavendish, 1st Duke of Devonshire

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